Sumner High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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f' . J 47 1 af MRS. D. T. MATLOCK, Sponsor fy, i 'Qi 1 s., 4K M Mmm- . ff ,W I I , I ,WW ,V f , , V . U WW-Wmawww V 1 My f X f' 'AV af at , , , dmwwawwwm The Araminta Parker Chapter of the Future Teachers of America was chartered June 6, 1952. The club was named in honor of Miss Parker, a former teacher at Sumner High School. The purposes of F. T. A. are to help future teachers learn more about the teaching profession, to cultivate qualities essential in a good teacher, and to develop leadership. First Row, Left to Right: Madlyn Hawkins, Joy Johnson, Jessie Wheeler, Gwendolyn, President, Ollie Smith, Patricia Johnson, Helen Lathan, Delores Gardner, Secretaryg Lernonia Herron, Treas- urerg Glenda Washington, Vice-President. Second Row: Mrs. D. T. Matlock, Sponsorg Doris Bruce, Vera Vincent, Eleanor Walker, Kenneth Stine, Carol Donegan, Rosemary Ingram, Mattie Carson, Shirley Brown, Marvelle Johnson, Forrestine Mitchell. Third Row: Betty Garrett, Julia Banks, JoAnn Fleming, Von Foster, Alvetta Jackson. Winifred Golliday, Shirley Dawkins, Joslin Boyd, Willetta House, Celeste Dockett. ni ... IH ., r 1 'Ill' .,': .!..H: . '::::... -1'-2:-22: 1: r:: ,,-,.g-.,'-. 4... 4.,-.9.,f ,-.,5f.,,- .. 3.5',,f., ., .,j,,'f. 1 ,'-,1.,:.,z .'.,1, 1,-.,g.,'.

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J , MRS. V. C. CHAPMAN, Sponsor fa: A 4 V. 2 0 E ef i V. Our Human Relations Club is composed of students who are interested in the cultivation of better relations between all individuals. Our representatives attend all sessions of the Annual Human Rights Day, serve on the Steering Committee of the Intergroup Youth, which meets at Washington University twice a month. They also sponsor the observation of Brotherhood Week in February of each year. First Row, Left to Right: Geneva Emglish, Jean Daniels, Janet Cotter, Shirley Dillard, Marcia Grant, Verna Venson. Second Row: Renee Atkins, Doris Bruce, Shirley Abram, Marion Ward- low, Madlyn Hawkins, Carlton Brown, Mrs. Victoria C. Chapma, Sponsor. Third Row: Von Foster, James Strickling, Brenda Buchanan, Karatol Small, Gerald Lyons, Sandra Cosey. Not on picture: John Nelson, Joel Roberts, Evelyn Jacobs, Sylvia Overall.

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c' - - J .73uomeo , B , , MRS. E. W. OVERBY, MISS A. O. FALANA, Sponsors ws X z-ffwwszszfi-,ww - ..:,-:::..:.1-:: ' -- as .av - 1 -.L1:a..4 s:.af1s:2:w:f-'...'-v-1-1:- ' ' H WW . ' -'-' .12 ' . , . . sw ze-1.-1-z.f'f -' zi., . . ..- M ww,-,'.,f.-'V -ff X -A .5 V .. .- E - ' ff-... .- f f.: l fsffi- ' f' ' ' f X X K V. X - - :- .s . 1 X , , :'1f2.-iff.: 5 2 ' ' ' i' ' 222-:- if 3 M or i .... . X- Q is ii i - The Future Business Leaders of America Club of Sumner High School'is an organization which most recently qualified for a national charter. Our chapter, No. 1450, became the second such organization in the Greater St. Louis area. Offi- cers from the first such group in this area, Hadley Technical High School, conducted Aims of the organization are to: V f67y. , the induction ceremonies for our group. 1. Develop competent, aggressive business leader- 2. 3. 4. 5. ship. Strengthen the confidence of young men and women in themselves and their work. Create more interest and understanding in the intelligent choice of business occupations. Encourage members in the development of in- dividual projects and in establishing them- selves in business. Encourage members to improve the home and community. bllllllll Llllll-J a WIUHIHHHJ- 'takings for the im- blfllllll Llllll-J U provement of business and the community. Develop character, train for useful citizenship and foster patriotism. Participate in cooperative effort. Encourage and practice thrift. Encourage improvement in scholarship and promote school loyalty. Provide and encourage the development of or- ganized recreational activities. Improve and establish standards for entrance into store and office occupations.